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World news — September 2, 2026 - Page 5

World publications published on September 2, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 5 of 5.

103 publications

  1. WorldLocal GovMiddle East

    Guatemala: Transport Workers Block Roads Over Fuel Price Increase

    Transport workers in Guatemala have blocked roads across the country to protest the increase in fuel prices. The protests, which began on August 31, have seen over 20 points blocked simultaneously, affecting major routes and causing economic losses. The workers demand a reduction in fuel prices and reforms to the Law for the Strengthening of Road Safety. Congress has not yet discussed the proposed subsidy for diesel and regular gasoline, leading to continued protests.
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    South Korea's Youth Employment Recovery Plan and Budget Announced

    The South Korean government has announced its 'Youth Employment Recovery Plan' and budget for 2027. The plan aims to support youth growth and job creation, with a total investment of 193 trillion won over 20 years. Key initiatives include the 'First Departure - Job - Career and Growth Support' program, which provides support throughout an individual's career, and the 'Unboxing 2027, Comprehensive Investment Strategy for Youth Growth by Stage' strategy. Additionally, the '26 Active Administration Excellent Cases Selected by Citizens' highlights successful government projects.
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    China Sends DNA Experts and Aid to Nepal for Landslide Rescue

    China continues to provide assistance to Nepal following a devastating landslide in Gyirong County, Tibet. The death toll has reached 1,068 with over 4,600 people still missing. China has sent DNA identification specialists, along with equipment such as drones, water purification systems, and lighting equipment, as part of its second batch of aid. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has maintained smooth communication with Nepal on search and rescue efforts, information sharing, and prevention of secondary disasters.
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    Metropolitan Begins Testing on New Section of Vía Expresa Grau

    The Metropolitan has started testing on a new section of Vía Expresa Grau that connects to Line 1 of Lima Metro. The testing phase began on Monday, September 5, and will last until September 30. It aims to verify that the segregated lanes meet the necessary technical parameters and design conditions before the service goes into operation. The new section is 2.8 kilometers long and has three stations: Abancay, Andahuaylas, and Parinacochas. There will also be a transfer station at Grau Metro Station, in Aviation. The work represented an investment of approximately 130 million soles.
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